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Head Shrinker
Join Date: Feb 2007
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Greek Rifleman
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Great ! Glad to see you've got a base to test them
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Chieftain
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Bremen
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Unbelievable! Bernie you are the Master of skin performance. These units looking so alive. Very BIG compliment
P.S. Can't wait for more
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Grumpy Old Man
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Space
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These are great! I really like them!
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Here is what I think. |
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Prince
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Thessalonique
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Excellent indeed.
Just a question though. Does the unit appears in game like this? With all three varieties? Its just that the guy No1 has a 1850-60s uniform yet dressed in Khaki which was only adopted in the 1910s. The second guy is definetely from the Balkan wars(is that a sword he is carrying? Only officers had those), while the third guy is an evzone light infantry man roughly late 19th century. Since the rifleman represents pre WW1 infantry in Civ I guess the Balkan wars guy can be left out. And if you want to keep things accurate I suggest you recolour the 1850 guy like this(far left): http://odimotis.files.wordpress.com/...orms_1850s.png |
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Prince
Join Date: Jan 2011
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If you are keen on doing a Balkan wars/WW1 rifleman here you go:
http://www.google.gr/imgres?hl=el&sa...9,r:1,s:0,i:72 Not much difference; just correct his boots and his epaulettes and you will have to add a backpack, like you have with the 1860s guy. |
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the first guy is in khaki, i'm to say because i just was tired of blue coats!!!....well, technically, the change to khaki was 1908-10, still "pre-ww1".... but i admit the more "accurate" late 18th century greek rifleman would definitively be wearing blue ....the guy with the sword is supposed to be an officer.the more accurate blue coat skin is attached perhaps, the evzone and blue coat can be used as the rifleman and khaki one and officer can be used as great war infantry...
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yes, I was pondering this kind of change. We don't have great war ethnic unit yet, one possibility in R.E.D. would be to change the basic rifleman to Napoleon era musketman and move the rifleman to the position of great war infantry.
that will allow a more visual difference in the musketman -> infantry line will keeping gameplay inaltered... |
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Iowa USA
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Orange County, California, U.S.A.
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Photoshop and The Gimp (free) support DDS files through plugins, Paint.NET (also free) supports them out-of-the-box. AFAIK, they all have color replacing and rebalancing functions. There isn't a Civ-specific tutorial, but there isn't really anything Civ-specific necessary. You just replace the diff DDS (you won't need to change the sref if it's a straight recolor).
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-n. City States Leaders Randomize City Names Smaller Landmarks for R.E.D. Modpack Swiss Guard Gray/Sharkmouth Gunship Misc. Units
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I am sure bernie 14 knows how to do it easily. We'll see.
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take your regular dds file and and save it in a format that allows LAYERS. Now copy that layer and paste it as a NEW layer. Erase the areas that you do NOT want to alter.....adjust the color of what is left.... Conversly, you could select ("rope") that areas you are interested in and copy as new layer.. pictures are worth 100 words, so here you go ![]() this is the greek texture in psd with my layers...... ![]() by turning off the olive layer, the blue layer is revealed ![]() to chage the color, select the layer you want to work on, go to your "adjust"....you could adjust your color by changing hue or "colorizing"......you can increase and decreased saturation, lighten and darken.....other useful tools include "add noise" (for texture), soften/blur, sharpen, etc...... I will sometimes copy multiple layers and play with the tools/transparencies.... if a picture is worth 1000 words, the an example is worth a million.....i have attached the "greek_layers.psd" to the end of the post so you can play with it.....if it is not in a format you can use, let me know and i will see if there is a more suitable format
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Thank you very much for that informative post. I'll give it a try. I saved the layers.psd file. From the screenshots, I see what your doing, is coloring everything seperate and then adding it back together again. It would be nice to be able create WWI German Pickle Haube GW infantry from your German Riflemen. With layers/recoloring it can be done. I'll just have to learn how to do it.
My lights just went out and I lost the rest of this post. Anyway, what I wanted to ask is if you have an Arabian Rifleman kicking around someplace? I could use Persian or Indian I suppose. Let me know. Is there anywhere template for WWI infantry?
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"All science trembles at the searing logic of your fiery intellect. " Brig. Gen. Lewis A. Armistead Last edited by nokmirt; Oct 13, 2012 at 11:54 AM. |
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dont know for sure, but danrell's infantry units could probably work as templates, i have a french foreign legion template finished if that would help...
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Also, your rifleman units. What icon are they tagged to for worldbuilder icon? When I add them to my worldbuilder map, they show up with a settler icon. Someone suggested this has something to do with what's in your .fxsxml files. Is that the case? Really this is a small matter, but I was curious. The more important thing for me is to make sure they show up in Strategic View. I have code for this, which I will add. It is unbelievable the things that have to be dealt with when modding. And I am only just a humble beginner. A set of WWI infantry could be done with rifle anims. That would be fine by me. I can ask JTitan him about the FFL template you have, see if he can use that. About post #99. For Arabia rifleman I pick #1. In my mod I added Songhai as the Kabyle Algerian Berber tribes. #5 would make an excellent Berber rifleman for Songhai. Persia would be #4 or #7. #7 looks like an immortal. Babylon #2. Egypt #3, kinda looks like a Mameluke. That would make an interesting musketman. #6 could work for the Mongols or the Huns.
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"All science trembles at the searing logic of your fiery intellect. " Brig. Gen. Lewis A. Armistead Last edited by nokmirt; Oct 16, 2012 at 03:19 AM. |
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bernie14 can you post the french foreign legion template? Then I'll send a link to JTitan, so he can download it and try it out. Thank you for offering, and it will be hugely appreciated.
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"All science trembles at the searing logic of your fiery intellect. " Brig. Gen. Lewis A. Armistead Last edited by nokmirt; Oct 18, 2012 at 10:24 AM. |
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